How Many Car Trips Might You Be Replacing When You Ride an E-Bike?
A German study suggests that when you choose an e-bike over a car, you might be doing more for the […]
How Many Car Trips Might You Be Replacing When You Ride an E-Bike?
Kasia on the Off-Season: Rest, Reset, and Getting Ready for a New Year
The off-season always starts with a total break from the bike for me. I do a mix of different things, […]
Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe Beefs Up for the Tour de France – and the World
If you open the Red Bull–BORA–hansgrohe website and scroll down, you’ll find a story about Tom Pidcock titled “5 legendary […]
Who Still Has Feeling in Their Fingers? Not Me
Cycling in late autumn is an exercise in denial. And nowhere is that more obvious than in your gloves. You […]
Inside the Cyclist’s Mind – The Dopamine Trap of Chasing Strava Segments
You know that satisfying ping when you check your Strava ride afterwards and see a little trophy next to a […]
Brand Rules Women’s ‘Cross as Nieuwenhuis and Nys Share Weekend Spoils
Lucinda Brand (Baloise Glowi Lions) underscored her current dominance of women’s cyclocross by winning both weekend races, Saturday’s Superprestige Merksplas […]
Meet the Women Shaping the Future of Pro Cycling (Off the Bike)
For decades, the spotlight on gender parity in professional cycling has belonged almost exclusively to the riders themselves. But as […]
Why the “Pogačar Effect” Is Good for Cyclocross
Two recent men’s cyclocross races were a perfect illustration of what I am calling the “Pogačar Effect.” The Pogačar Effect […]
What’s It Like Riding the 6th Hardest Climb in Europe
When you’ve tackled more than a thousand climbs on your bike and someone tells you this one is among the […]
Rescued by Bikes from a Midlife Crisis: A Tale of Prague
In 2014, 49-year-old George Pacurar came to a turning point in his life. After decades of working as a journalist, […]